Tiffany Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, and her husband, Lebanese-American businessman Michael Boulos, began a tour of the ancient monuments of Luxor city in Upper Egypt. The couple visited temples and tombs of ancient Egyptian kings and queens on the city's West Bank, which contains hundreds of tombs built by the ancient Egyptians thousands of years ago. The US president's daughter and her husband chose to cross from the city's East Bank to the West Bank via a trip down the Nile River, which divides the city into two parts. Tiffany and Boulos arrived in Luxor the evening before last, where they spent the night in a historic hotel that has hosted many kings, queens, politicians, and world celebrities over the decades. Luxor is famous as one of the world's most popular winter tourist destinations and has been named the World Tourism Organization's World Capital of Culture.
